PRESS RELEASE: Pope gives blessing to project

PRESS RELEASE

Pope John Paul II Reviews Packaging
for Divine Crystal™ Project

Chatsworth, CA—The Divine Crystal™ project, a complete multimedia package containing translucent halite "Divine Crystal" from Royal Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland, was recently blessed by Pope John Paul II.

The packaging was created and produced by Duplication 4 Less.com for Royal Religious Resources, Inc. It is believed that the translucent halite crystals in each package are therapeutic.

Mr. Ron Lichtman, RRR’s president, presented the first Divine Crystal project album to the Pope during a personal audience on May 21. The album consists of one pound of Divine Crystal, video and audio cassettes, a CD and a book explaining the significance of the salt. The book contains rare photos of Pope John Paul II at the mine at ages 10 and 16. The package uses the Vatican’s color scheme, powder blue and gold, in a high-end album using fine linen with gold foil-stamp.

"Our goal was to develop packaging that would showcase the inestimable value and rich significance of Divine Crystal," said Jeff Herman, president of Duplication 4 Less, the 12-year old Chatsworth-based company renowned for its first-rate design and manufacture of infomercial products. The Divine Crystal project joins the roster of other nationally famous clients, including Hooked on Phonics, Carleton H. Sheets’ No Down Payment, Susan Powter’s Give Me Five, John Gray’s Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus, Sobakawa Pillow, Larry North’s Great American Slim Down Bars and Body By Jake.

The Divine Crystal product line will be marketed through an infomercial in conjunction with the retail marketing of Royal Religious Resources’ product line.

"We at Duplication 4 Less have made our clients’ success the basis of our success," said Herman. "No matter what size the job, our client can always expect highly competitive quotes on professional product packaging, duplication, printing, manufacturing and assembly — even inventory control and project management."